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Jeremy Warner

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Associate Editor, The Daily Telegraph; columnist on the international and UK economies, finance, and business
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The UK is staring into the fiscal abyss, but Burnham can’t see it

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Yet interestingly there is a precedent for the kind of long-term thinking and planning that Britain's increasingly dire fiscal predicament requires. Whatever one might think of the Government's net zero objectives, there is a well-established, decades-long plan for achieving them. Broadly speaking, successive UK governments have so far conformed to the actions deemed necessary.
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It’s painful to say, but an income tax raid is Burnham’s best option

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Andy Burnham 'needs to ... spread the pain as widely as possible' - Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Sign up here for more exclusive insight from Jeremy Warner in our Economic Intelligence newsletter, delivered direct to your inbox every Tuesday. Where's the plan?
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Burnham should forget about a £50bn tax hit on the City

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It’s called killing the goose that laid the golden egg, and there is a high chance that Andy Burnham, Britain’s prime-minister-in-waiting, is about to make precisely this mistake. Restoring the corporation tax surcharge on banking profits to its former level, or even a catch-all windfall profits tax on the sector, will be high on the former Greater Manchester mayor’s list of possible actions in his hunt for additional sources of revenue.
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